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... long hill of indictment against him, and the strong language in which he indulged showed that felt very savage against the old Whig placeman, whom he relied everything but a gentleman. The right hon. baronet did not appear to suffer the slightest disturbance ...
... serious fight would have occurred, both parties being well prepared for a battle. The residence the proprietor of the Northern Whig, and that lately occupied the French consul, were also attacked by the mob, and several windows broken.—The disturbances of ...
... 18. This is only the substitution of one candidate for another ; but when it is remembered that the last single election a whig candidate was only returned by majority of one, and that in the face of compact entered into by portion of the Conservatives ...
... coaling, SIMI.' St nod**, in at nothing, they are ever comfortehly sawed of their owe perfect con.peteneo to do or may the right Whig any matter. In schools. in military college*, or k In the world, wher, ice the youngere ameninted, thee per, thirties are more ...
... Parliament in August, 1850. The late Duke never took any part in politics, - but his views -were Conservative. His father was a Whig of the old school, and probsbly ones of the haughtiest men of his day. He shed -n i-ia--tat-e -wa-as the ' lgitimalta Kiing ...
... FtRHRBiRR. —On Monday the Com- Itotopry tbe« tor EngUSr .jmpSfctar. missioners for Rrittoh Fisheries lamed their rc|mt for tl»e —Whig and Tory! Rut will tlieir craven policy pre- IfiSstoiS •*« T; i *hi t\ie baal quantity brawled barrels, awl the total will ...
... of the North drugged with ten-fold bitterness. Mercy to ourselves demands this act of retributive justice to them.—Richinowl Whig. THE WILL OF JOHN GULLY.—The will of John Gully, Esq., formerly of Marwell Hall, Southampton; afterwards of Cocken Hall, Durham; ...
... lipe of the North dragged with tenfold bitterness. Mercy to ourselves demands this act retributive justice them. -Richmond Whig. and Mrs. Cunm and children be allowed 4s. per week—Sh. per head-far four weeks, instead their present allowance.” Mr. T. Holden ...
... CP-111111 trio potroleerm o.der- ONdille D. (A, 1199 tons) (7 A IlloghalL . 1 1 • Ir York, ltd Jaaa, Barri rhouidris, and Cs-Whig/LI ,PLato and Co- II hls woolken Thoehray I Co-A lila hair, Parker and Son- J Bolmea--9 no forks. W W and Co -6' IS Patterson ...
... strong pressure for native interference in American aftairs, is yet hopeless of any good result from the prevailing civil war. Whig, Tory, and Radical are agreed that the attempt to subjugate the South is hopeless one. Nay, if are credit recent telegraphic ...
... unsound mind, memory, and understanding. IRELAND. Lisbubn Election.—The Petition against Mb. Verneb, M.P.—The Belfast Northern Whig of Thursday, , says :—We have reason believe that the petition against he return of Mr. E. W. Verner, already perfected and ...
... fight wonld have occurred, both perties being well prepared for a battle. Tbe resi- dence of the proprietor of tbe Northern Whig, and thet lately occupied by the French Consul, were alao attacked by the mob, end several windows brokea. At Sunderland ...